0b000100100000
0b000100100000 is a binary literal used in various programming languages to represent a non-negative integer. The literal consists of twelve bits, written after the 0b prefix as 000100100000.
In decimal, the value is 288, since the two one bits occupy the 2^8 and 2^5 positions
As a bit pattern, the ones at positions 8 and 5 indicate a simple bitmask with those
Contextual usage varies by domain. In software development, 0b-prefixed literals appear in languages like Python and
Overall, 0b000100100000 is a concise representation of the integer 288, and it can function as a bitmask